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Function: ROMid()
This function returns the ROM identification byte.
This byte is different for ATs, XTs and on other
machines. This way, it's easy to check whether you
are running on an AT (and Most 386's use the same
value). See other manuals for more details about
possible values.
Syntax: ROMid()
Arguments: None
Returns: A number, representing the Machine ID byte.
Usage: if ROMid() <> 252 && AT have Id = 255 (FCh)..
? 'Error, must run on AT computer!'
quit
endif
See Also:
ROMdate()
ROMscan()
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